trout

There was a low concealed place, in a turning of the glen, where we were so bold as to make fire: so that we could warm ourselves when the clouds set in, and cook hot porridge, and grill the little trouts that we caught with our hands under the stones and overhanging banks of the burn.

We made the port of Necharsteinach in good season, and went to the hotel and ordered a trout dinner, the same to be ready against our return from a two-hour pedestrian excursion to the village and castle of Dilsberg, a mile distant, on the other side of the river.

"Here's the trout!" he cried, taking the cover off with a flourish.

Of David's dripping little form in the bath, and how when I essayed to catch him he had slipped from my arms like a trout.

So seductive was the sunshine that even the shy trout leapt at noonday, eager apparently to change his silver for gold.

They finally rested upon a dusty old glass-case, fixed very high up above the chimney-piece, and containing a trout. It rather fascinated me, that trout; it was such a monstrous fish.

I speak of the north shore of Tahoe, where one can count the scales on a trout at a depth of a hundred and eighty feet.

"Trout," he said, and his face beamed like a full moon.

I'd sooner stick to the road, an' shoot a deer an' catch a trout once in a while, an' lie on my back in the shade, an' laugh with you an' have fun with you, an' .

A GREAT big enormous trout came up--ker- pflop-p-p-p!

Our famous north-country trout stream wound its flashing and foaming way through a ravine in the rocky moorland.

Magnificent scenery Wind River Mountains Treasury of waters A stray horse An Indian trail Trout streams The Great Green River Valley An alarm A band of trappers Fontenelle, his information Sufferings of thirst Encampment on the Seeds-ke- dee Strategy of rival traders Fortification of the camp The Blackfeet Banditti of the mountains Their character and habits